I've seen reference to a source for cremation urn supplies
on this forum. Just now I can't recall the name, but it has the word "antler" in it. A quick search of this site didn't reveal it. Can anyone refresh my memory?
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I've seen reference to a source for cremation urn supplies
on this forum. Just now I can't recall the name, but it has the word "antler" in it. A quick search of this site didn't reveal it. Can anyone refresh my memory?
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https://www.fromwalnuttoantlers.com/
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Pretty positive that he has passed away
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if you are looking for brass inserts you can get them from Dan at stainlesssteelbottlestoppers.com. Also Carl Jacobson now carries bronze inserts at nilesbottlestoppers.com
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FYI, I tried stainlesssteelbottlestoppers.com and the domain was inactive. Did fine them at the second source though.Originally Posted by CHARLES D Richards
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Dave
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I found the other website through google. The website is:
www.stainlessbottlestoppers.com
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I have used OATEY bronze shower drain parts for urns. Your local big box store should have them.
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Lee Valley has some wonderful and delicate "gold-plated box rings" that really work well. I use them all the time. They're listed as Part No 88K7410 and sell for less than $10.
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I saw those but might be a bit small for a cremation urn. I try to make the ones I sell 2 1/2" to 3" inside diameter because that seems to be the minimum size funeral homes prefer. But like anything else check with the funeral home to be sure.
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